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Abhishek Desai
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Hello!
NL Dalmia is better than Welingkar (only for Finance stream) as the fees are lower and the placements are better than that of Welingkar. So, go for Dalmia and keep Welingkar as a backup.
NL Dalmia is better than Welingkar (only for Finance stream) as the fees are lower and the placements are better than that of Welingkar. So, go for Dalmia and keep Welingkar as a backup.
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Anushree SenDriven by creativity.
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Both the colleges are good, but what sets Indus Business Academy, Bangalore apart is the fact that here the faculty members do not just focus on teaching management theories but to groom the aspirants for the corporate world. The PGDM programme in IBA ensures giving maximum exposure to the students about corporate life and how it functions. You would learn to handle pressure, perform under stress and come out molded as how it's required by today's dynamic business world. Moreover the placement record of IBA is really good. Renowned companies like Deloitte, Bata, HDFC, ICICI, Reckett Benckiser, Grand Thorton etc. Come for placements. So
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
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Hi Siddharth, I would suggest go for JBIMS. It is no point getting into an IIM just for the brand name.
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
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Hi,
If you are sure which domain you wish to pursue your career in, you should definitely go for MBA with a specialisation. It will give you an edge over others in that domain. However, if unsure or even a little dicey, you should take general MBA as your option. It will give you a brief of all subjects and then depending on your preference, you can choose your subjects in the 2nd year. Hope that helps.
If you are sure which domain you wish to pursue your career in, you should definitely go for MBA with a specialisation. It will give you an edge over others in that domain. However, if unsure or even a little dicey, you should take general MBA as your option. It will give you a brief of all subjects and then depending on your preference, you can choose your subjects in the 2nd year. Hope that helps.
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Siva,
Yes. You are undoubtedly eligible for MBA after your B.Tech. However, before applying, please check the eligibility criteria in the college you apply to, as some criteria varies from college to college. Hope it helps.
Yes. You are undoubtedly eligible for MBA after your B.Tech. However, before applying, please check the eligibility criteria in the college you apply to, as some criteria varies from college to college. Hope it helps.
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7 years agoMy 10th and 12th marks are less than 50%. I scored 62% in graduation. Will I be eligible for an MBA?
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
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Hi, it depends on the exam you are planning to give and the college you are aiming for. Because, the eligibility criteria varies for each. If you have some quota, you will be granted leniency in the eligibility criteria. However, in general category, you wouldn't get to apply for exams such as CAT with less than 50%. Hope it helps. All the best!
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Abhishek Desai
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Hello! Among all the top-ranked B-schools mentioned, JBIMS is better due to its legacy, excellent ROI, alumni base, and lower fees. In placements, SP Jain is better than the rest. Whereas the campus life of SIBM is better than the rest. The standalone building of NMIMS is one of the best in the country. To rank in descending order: JBIMS, SP Jain, NMIMS, SIBM.
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
Contributor-Level 10
Hi Arvind,
The required GMAT score and work experience varies from college to college. Generally, a score of 650 is acceptable by most universities and 700 and above is recommended for the good universities. The higher the universities are ranked, the higher the requirements would be. If you are targeting some specific university/college, look at their past trends and the scores they have been accepting, to get a better picture. Hope it helps.
All the best!
The required GMAT score and work experience varies from college to college. Generally, a score of 650 is acceptable by most universities and 700 and above is recommended for the good universities. The higher the universities are ranked, the higher the requirements would be. If you are targeting some specific university/college, look at their past trends and the scores they have been accepting, to get a better picture. Hope it helps.
All the best!
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Abhishek Desai
Scholar-Level 17
Hello!
The syllabus is more or less the same for both the courses. Just that the IIMs confer PGDMs whereas JBIMS confers MMS degree (since it comes under Mumbai University).
The syllabus is more or less the same for both the courses. Just that the IIMs confer PGDMs whereas JBIMS confers MMS degree (since it comes under Mumbai University).
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Ms SomyaCurious soul. Discovering ways to explore myself.
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Hi Koushik,
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To suit the needs of a changing society, personality development and life skills modules are gaining importance. The expert Trainers and Faculty members undertake the task of grooming and developing the student's personality by strengthening their will to excel through structured workshops. In order to achieve improved results, they run counseling sessions too. Presentation Workshops
Language Labs
Open Group Discussion Sessions
Case Studies and Business Simulation Exercises
Seminars
Industry Visits
Reading Courses
Research Projects and Term Papers
For further information and detailed reviews by the current students of Future Busine
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